Long Island businessman turned recording artist, John Beyer, to release his first love song aptly titled, …"Love You More"
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NEW YORK - Washingtoner -- "Love You More" is an upbeat adult contemporary/pop-rock song that is perfectly timed for the Fall, a season when people fall in love or get "cuffed." It's a declaration of the limitless reach of love…whether it be romantic or unconditional.

It's a song that can be sung to a romantic partner or from parent to offspring. A beautiful demonstration of the latter appears in the song's intro with a vocal cameo of John's daughter saying…"I love you."

The song was co-written by Benjamin Hey! (No Samples, Ra-ta-tat-tat, Laverne Cox) also known as "The Captain" a daily songwriter and frequent collaborator of Beyer.

Taking the production helm of "Love You More" is talented multi-instrumentalist producer, Arthur Pingrey (Sting, Sia, Norah Jones)

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"Love You More" feels very nostalgic as it has elements of 60's rock, 80s new wave and contemporary pop music. Its sound is Beach Boys meets Bowie meets Harry Styles. The listener will be transported over a musical bridge through genres by a man that makes music that moves you!

"Love You More" will be available on all digital streaming platforms including (Apple Music, Spotify, etc) as well as a lyric video (YouTube) on Tuesday, September 26, 2023

https://youtu.be/qWzERnSnVCY



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